I was trying to be sensitive to them because I know the house has significant emotional and sentimental value to them.

@Dov Klitnick I would tell her your sentiments and talk to her about working with another realtor who may be less busy in her office since you’re on a time crunch.

I have seen cap rate described as a measure of 'investor sentiment" in a particular market.

I would also echo the sentiment on the thread around trying a conventional financing route...when I did my house hack and duplex to start the 3.5% fha loan was the best part.

Susan Horton, 2021 ABoR President, summarized the challenges of this local housing market well: “Our housing market is undergoing growing pains and creating a paradox—affordable from the outside looking in, but increasingly unaffordable for those who already call Austin home.”This sentiment was echoed from economist at the the Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University, Dr.

I agree with the general sentiment here that the PM should not be holding all of your reserves.

Originally posted by @Jill Jay:Housing prices will drop eventually & homes purchased for double their value will depreciate.I'm not sold on this sentiment, in most cases housing costs are rising because of limited inventory which isn't going to get better anytime soon.

But I'm wondering what the overall sentiment towards it is.If you had to decide between either a mixed-use triplex or a straight residential triplex, which would you choose?

The numbers I am going to share are from 1999 give or take so they really do not apply, nor do they apply all over the country, that said, the sentiment still applies. 

And, arguably, the primary reason Gaspar lost to someone who has never held political office, is because of her alignment with a certain man whose first name is Donald and last name rhymes with Dump.I would second @Dan's general sentiment - this type of policy does not likely represent the San Diego general public's will.